IASS has launched a program aiming at the publication of handbooks for Armenian studies, presenting the state of the art in the various fields of armenology: philology, linguistics, history, history of ideas, literature, art history.

These volumes are to be published in the series Hanbuch der Orientalistik – Hanbook of Oriental Studies.

Armenian Philology in the Modern Era. From Manuscript to Digital Text, Edited by Valentina Calzolari, With the Collaboration of Michael E. Stone (Handbook of Oriental Studies, VIII, 23, 1), Leiden – Boston, Brill, 2014, XV+595pp. ISBN 978-90-04-25994-2.

Next volumes:

Ancient and Medieval History: dir. G. Traina, 2018.

Linguistics: dir. A. Orengo and I. Tinti, 2019.

Literature: dir. Th. van Lint, 2019.

Art history and Architecture: 2020.

Society, Religion, History of ideas and of sciences, dir. M. Bais: 2022.

Modern and Contemporary History: 2022.

Sciences and learning in Armenia between Anania Širakac‘i and Grigor Magistros (Gumri, October 5-6, 2018): proceedings published in Orientalia Christiana Periodica, 86, 1 (2020), p. 7-220, under the direction of Federico Alpi, Nazenie Garibian, Alessandro Orengo, and Zara Pogossian.

Table of contents and summaries of the papers: http://www.orientaliachristiana.it/summaries2020.pdf

Bernard Coulie, Répertoire des catalogues et des bibliothèques de manuscrits arméniens (Corpus Christianorum) Turnhout, Brepols, 1992. Voir les compléments dans Le Muséon, 108 (1995), p. 115-130; 113 (2000), p. 149-176; 117 (2004), p. 473-496.

Liste des sigles utilisés pour désigner les manuscrits arméniens: liste des sigles en format pdf